let-slant! Wheel Club wt 1 ho
’r’ (lie run to New Haven on Sun- .
ill headway. is in good shape tor-
Tear” which will be held there this
1 on Loveloy and Edward Harris
can . rm to the Brooklyn navy yard
.e United States navy. Mr.
T; oy‘a mother. Mrs. Frank Allen.
jn partied them‘
I Etta, Emma and Lillian Brno
at Van Zandt avenue. gave a
our to a tow friends. Tuesday ovens
fig. A very pleasant evening was
silent with games, music and other one
mess and a collation was served.
Mrs Esther Davis, who went to the."
me of her sister. Mrs. James L‘ Ham
on. in Seaside place. a few days
Ion a visit was taken seriously ill
, e. and will be obliged to remain
spill time although she is recovering
only, under the treatment of Dr.
Iz'I-lommediou. mailed last
a Sentinel. in which was the an
sment of the receipt of photo
its of Philippine scenes to Arnie
lugs. who is in the United States
at St. Tildmall, Philippine Is-
h pupal? tartod on its jour
thong nd miles this morn
., . , .
B.
N is for the lawn par-
omorrow alteration at,
- r. and Mrs. J. 3‘qu
, The afternoon enter»
begir at 4230.1‘119 pro
furnished by the young
. Randall‘s binds and
:- m on Club met with Mrs. Ada
ins. yesterday afternoon. The first
St. John. while Miss Anna Sherwood
and Miss Annie Lucile Smith tied for
the Second prize. in the drawing.
bred Miss She wood. The
re. Lewis
,0! the East
Methodlét Church. held a
yesterda Tl otter
. find the (indicators made i eir re
The sum of $143 was roeived
.me‘ have not yet been heard
Th ladies will have an ample
, ' first of July to pay the
, ' church debt The sum
00 will be mild on the debt of
. church the first of the month
“Superintendent‘ William Darbce and
bistable ot; the Connecticut Railway
touting Company. were at the
not Avenue Methodist Church. yester-
d bolting over the church preparing
sent all estimate on the cost ct
in fixtures for gas The com-
37 has nlready given a very reason
able estimate for the. cost of the oper.
atlou of the light. It is more than
Probable that the gaslight will be put
..deieltotes from the East Ave
hodist Church EpWorth {league
pworih League convention of
ow Y rlc district which will ho
, lrst Methodist Church. of
tomorrow. are. Mr. and
hymns, Miss Gripe llaw-
re Finiiry lioyt Mrs. Harry
Miss ”Ora May King. Miss Cipro
’ 8 Be in (1er James lion
.1: Robert Thompson Miss Hay
though not a delegate will
‘ The reports of the dole
Kitten will be received at the Epworth
ifeaguoe meeting to be held next Mon
fie audience braved the heat
fight to attend the entertain
, . he nssom‘bly room of the up
"‘ . out. ’l‘hb iunnr was termed a
ntcrtninnieittfi and was very
slui from o‘ cry point of view
W wmxinailly/uiocoreted with
roses being given the most
All those who took part
themeolvos in a creditable
,. ‘ldoli'o‘ ing the program ice
" Rm: units were served. and a
t
ornlng. to make application to,
mentor .
*Willlam A Oushman has been re
Bell island. a.
James ill. Stevens has been repaint-
Ladrlgan’ a residence. .'
occupied by Miss Annie Culbill
Dr. Keeler, of New Canaan. droye
to Rowayton yesterday. D'r Keeler is
or; commodore oil the Norwalk Yacht
Cub.
Mr. Goodiette and family. of Pater-
son. N 1., have arrived at; the. Centen-
spend the summer.
Joseph Fowler and family moved
yesterday tram Orchard street, Nor-
walk, to one of Harvey Ackart's hous-
es in' St. John avenue.
Work has been stopped on we
mounting of the gun and probably will
not be completed until all the cocoa
sary funds are secured.
Edwin L. Stevens expects soon to
'ship a gasolinie engine and propeller
.to Seattle Wash. for Harry Cutbiii
who has built himself a lunch.
Wiiiihm DeWaters. of this place.
graduated in book-keeping from Mer
rlli‘ is Business College, Stamford, last
night. He will continue going to the
school; studying at or branches. '
e‘ quarantine will be rbiseil; next
weelt from the residence at Mt“. on
Mrs. George T! Sohock. oi' lienox Hill.
Mrs. Schoclt and Iaon 1-1,;arold have
and trccoreredltrom diphtheria .
Tern one now very low housos va-
Can't: about the place; Quite a number
however will be occupied only during
the summer months by out of town
poop pic. ‘
Clinton Rowland. of this place. and
Ollie Niokerson. 0"! Norwalir. will on-
joy a trip up the Hudson River next
week end willbe Visitors at Fough-
bedtime. .
in letters which he recently wrote to
Rowayton relatives. Chester Rowland
states that he has been transferred
from Chino to Manila. P. 1.. and is now
stationed on shore there with the. ma-
rides. or which he is a member.
The «incursion at. Roton Point yester
day was one“ of the largest or the sea
son. l it was the Simpson Methodist
Episcopal Slindsy school. or New York.
The excursionists had neat buttons
oooohich was the word Simpson and
1
Clinton Rowland graduated last
night from Browns Business College
with high honors. Mr. Rowland has
been attending the college only six
months but by close application to his
studies has been able to finish a course
that ordinarily would take several
more months to complete. ‘
DARIENAND emu.
Lewis Welch. of To fieldlers' h
in Noroton. is visiting in Milford.
An automobile adv‘n’rllning a patent
31%.an passed through? town yosttihv,
by .
Major '1‘. Sec of Fitch's Home. No
roton. is spending a few days with
friends in Waterside
Among the seniclr appointments of
Yale class of 1901. is that of Carlton
White. of Noroton. oration.
The largo sign board just erected be.
low the east bound Daricn depot is
destined to advertise a particular
brand of condensed milk.
Mr and Mrs. George H Tllley and
son Dudley and nephew from Eneland
who has been their guest. sailed yes-
terday on a White Star steamer for
59:31am. They expcotto return July
The new .Daricn baseball team re
cently‘ formed. is setting into good
shape nod may be expected to play a
good some. Satunday. when they meet
the Norwall't Mills team, They will
play on the “baker but mound
LYDN’S PLIINS.
Mrs. Robert Gray in visiting her
niece at Port Jelferson.
Horace Backhand family moved to
Valley Forge on Wednesday.
'Rcv. Ralph Jefferson and wife spent
Tuesday and Wednesday out or town.
Mrs. James Smith entertained Clar
once Bradley and family. of Greenfield.
last Sunday.
Alister Fred Sillimnn. of Mridgcport.
wheel 1%. to his choice hora on Satur-
day book Wind ny. . ,
Master Douglass Williams visited
his brother in Westport recontiyre
iurnihl‘tfi home Monday night.
Missal-1 Helen Pendargaat. who closed
her school“ duties Wednesday of last
week returned to her home in pan-
bury on Saturday ’4
hm. Fitch of Wil-
..,.
‘ i
1
Marty; and M
non. input revere) days bet week until:
Thomas Tmlt‘dwoll dud fimily. return
in: home Sunday.
Frederick Stillman and family were
guests Sunday at 1.. R. Hoyt‘a. sire.
Stillman. with had spoilt sever-til em
with her sister returned home on Sun-
rabbinic ace. who tseverel
days i i week with her her-and
bin loudly. returned on Friday to Norv
walk thence to her home in Philedel»
“‘ .nmeM able.
3. urultu‘rc
bilge on. Benita received word
last; week of the am or her uncle.
Aaron Jennie“; oi Snutbp'ort. item we:
unit incur retire or line one had
painting Charles havls’s college, at Go
log and paper-in; Constable Edward 51.,
lea w. Bell's house in Lincoln arcane. ' ., ‘
Bunial building. contentment island to-
William Lum,o18helton. is the own, ‘ l
of a cow which. a Sunday. be. in
a
Deviance of till, a“ nature.
ut the same age an
e to in aid and the two tr ed
in vain to extricage bender an i.mni
Getting ropes they ri’ed to heal the
cow up the rock. but were not strong
enough and it was not until half a do:
can! the neighbors had gathered about
the spot and a number or ropes and
been secured about the cow that the
animal was dually drawn to a plane or
safety.
Strongely enough although the cow
had lain there for probably two hours. t
no he s were broken and although
very weak the animal does nor seem
much the worse for: its export use
How it managed to reach the 1m tion
in which it was found is not khowu as
it was Q climb which was didlcult for
men.
WILL SERVE SENTENCE.
Lawrence F. Carey Han Withdrawn
His Moral. r _ ,
Lawrence F Eisner. of Bridgeport.
6 who was found guilty or conspiracy
and fraud on John Grthin; of Monroe.
in the matter of an insurance policy.
and sentenced
prison has not tied Clerk W. B. Shel
top. at the Superior Court through his
attorney. of the withdrawal of his so-
peel. Carey was implicated with Mich-
ael Gannon and Eugene C. l-iili. all New
Haven, and when the case came to
trial in the criminal Superior Court.
Carey and Gannon were {cued guilty
and sentenced to one year each in the
state prison. Hill was found not gull.
ty. Gannon obtained hands and is at
liberty. Carey failed to obtain bonds.
but while his appeal was in am: his
imprisonment did not count of: the
sentence. Now that he has withdrawn
his appeal he commences serving the
year which will be made ten monthb
for good behavior. On account oi the
crowded condition of the state prison.
he will probably remain at the jail (or
some time to come.
AMERICAN OFFICERKILLED.
----z-
Lieutenant Down“ and One Private
Dead at Samar. ‘
MANILA. June 27¢Lieutenant Ed
word a. Downes. of the First infantry.
and one private of that regiment have
been killed in the southern port at the
island of Samar
Captain ”Woodburn. oi the Will it}
fantry. has captured Samson's wmp
in the island of Bohol. Private Krebs.
of that regiment. was killed and four
men were wounded
The cutter Minnir has calrtured iii
tydour insurgents in the northwestern
part oi the precince of 'r‘ayabas, is-
land of Luzon.
The Army Register gives the name
01‘ Molar Thomas C. Woodbury. of the
19th infantry. but does not mention a
Captain Woodburn.
TWO MEN FATALLV sunuso.
6—8..»-
Were Yrying to Shoot Gluing Oil
Tank. When cannon Eirploddd.
DEGATUR.1nd., June all-The fire
which was started at Prehie Tuesday
night by lightnlnx. strlhlnx a tank of
the Stand and Oil Company on. lamina
50. 000 barrels of oil is still burning.
Three hundred men from this ci.y.
Huntington.
Ohio are lighting the names and mail
in geitorts to save tlvo ether tanks that
contain over 300. 000 barrels of oil.
Joe Klein end V. D. Morrison. Ill
loadinir a clipper: to
tank been it.i ex-
Lima 0.
shoot the lm‘ l
ploded and they one «any burned.
Tho. loss to the Standard oil Company .
til the I
alone will reach $60,000.1dn
inhabitants have been badly burned.
FlRE KILLS SEVERAL.
Central Hotel at Ko’ru‘ Burned Early
This Morning“:
BAKERSFIELD. Cal" June 27~0ne i
two dun~ .
c casual—
ties melting from the some“; or them
man rigid. one missing. an
gel-our injured constitute
central Noted. fut Kern. Mod”
The fire Is sup .1» he
cited (turn the
Alter the
of (looms
toy,a ”alumnae George tiller:
one year in the state
Montpelier and Lime.
you n«
“goblin: o! a TTTTtp. by
noon. best No
oneroiarmo -
) ‘u
_mNEMk
Thep prom
lower Morning 5 _
service. W. Boyd bouncer: aileron
welcome the Rev. W. -.D beach, ”ma.
dentflridseport union; . ,, spouse, LA.
Wirth; organisation. per r‘ro
district omeera. reports trout
tongues and general hnslne
Lunch and social hour. A
. o‘o peltholnin‘atio
duress. "Sign om
he Roi/.0
d
investment oi Personality.“ t
A (l “tor Highland A
3 ll
street Methodist sputum
Brooklgnm ,Y.;; question bolt.
tooltdaic; discus us
Make th Wheel (lo " '
Session colonic—District any-p ‘
praise meeting, led by the it.
Kidd. pastor First Methodlat'bl
church“; 7: ‘45 o ”clock. solo. ‘
er." by the Reva ..l. Mead Hobolten
ference District league.
win. counters W’rr‘rl arms.
clone to do fluctuate.
The opening of the tree employment
bureau in Bridgeport. with Charles
Keller as superintendent. will not no
cessarlly drive an other employment
phloem out of existence.
it was learned that a. number of the
agents who have been
Bridgeport for years will ot‘lingflslre";t out a ll-
cease 'aud oonti one as in be my
C. Allen, who has been doing hunTm
in that city for twenty years. doc d
that he would secure a licenpe and
continue. its entertained the opinion
that the free bureau would have
much more to contend with than was
anticipated by the fathers of the bill
creating the oifices.‘
Sold lilr. Allen: “Why. the state
..o
chase about the city in search of
places for applicants While such an
pincer might furnish green help for
farmers and the like. it is hardly prob
able that, he will convene the city for
places.
“1 had a case yesterday which cer—
talily would not receive attention at
the hands of the tree bureau. it was
(or a young woman to go to a hotel in
one of the adjoining towns She had
only aumcient to pay the fee (or the
place and was to leave on a certain
train with her e 'humor to ”some her
duties at the bee LShe tailed to reach
the depot in time. 1 gave her the price
of her dinner and than was obliged to
pay her firm in the. afternoon where
see was going to work.
" cannot recover such an advance
and it is hardly probable that the rep
resentatlves oi the free bureau will
extend much help in such cases. yet
they are frequent. i know of a num-
ber of local olilces that will continue
to do business Just the some as here-
toforef ,
su.NK AT HER MOORIan.
W
Deck Hand Jumpa to Escape Going
DOM: With 9MP Steamer.
The steamer Gordon Rowe. one of
the largest of the steamers of the lleet
belonging to Henry 0.. Rowe a. Oom-
pony. unit at her moorings in the
Quinnipinc River New Haven. The
sinking of the steamer was due to the
carelessness. it is said of one Q! the
crew who went to sleep leaving the
water cocks wide om so that the
water run in and enema the modular
ainlc. A deckhcnd who was aboard ill
Rowe woke up to find the «center set-
titer; in the water and he made his es-
ch'he ptenmer is mm upon the
ttOm with her upper works In View.
Mr. Rowe said that the damage to the
steamer would not be serious. He has
sent for apparatus which trill make an
attornlllrlo MM the. molten WIN!
stepmot- loopy
WORK. FINA omen-r ..
To read m by day or t a number or
renal blister test are new cornea
gallium - ‘ . ‘ ‘
We shall use Tillie actual n:
I w
tiy returned from m
“bid recon
the Philippines. is a.na‘hu‘s‘l’nir. and prob» 3
Rd. Tibw
bly palm 'thln enemas.
butt. I fireman. had his skull crushed.
John F. written
Wt.- .‘
novelty sunrise an out
ATALDEN. am. June ”win of
landmark: or can city win it
. notary
moduli clonaofflsmilreahted.
one in...“
on
Dean. John 0 Chandler
. badly burned
one muslin out or every so in c
Tom“ be We! rot tuition the
worn a w.
wholglllel
‘IW‘W
uninsured Tilt“
Attire new 0111th ml!
endothendt {no
new memory will be built at Naple- ‘min “solemnly ”tawny?“
wood. a cohorts of this city
world‘s ”MW
,theenTy ’
th as
it
Bil ' .
in; Moore; address "Pereorial’l’o‘w
N. J.. president Second General Con- ‘
Local Employment Bureau: will con
representative will not undertake to .‘ .,
comm .
by women. while ;,
u. telephony and alerting I,
, While such leeward multi on; g: I
obs NeWuoOns
than ever hetero. Prices. as usual.
of FIRST—CLASS PAPER HANGERS.
we are in better position than ever to
do Your work
PAINTING- PAPER HANGING AND
‘ ‘ DECORATING.
EGorham
to First Avenue. East Norwalls
Tel. Gall 135.2. ‘
41,.
WITHIN ”fl-IE RANGE
or everyone. the price o! the Stem.
. andH Hooters we oil/er about».
one principles, they give great heat ‘
la a‘ small amount of fuel. Blind-
Inc in appearance and or great
strength our 113 Rouge lam model
of compactness
Idol-non R. Nash
Oar. North tibia and won Simon
W
F T EGGINSON
I82 noun Main bl
Opponlte Tilly'chrripfle Works.
A very fine assortment oi
par: and moulding. Full
4.“ new in stock. A larger variety . '
very low. finvlng engaged a numboi‘ ;
' villus Damned and constructed .
i . fl
supplies and"; ready—mixed .‘
n
Very true—thrift; why"
we beaten to suggest do
5 “reducers.
For the office we have“
some very good ouaTicy thin
costs], in plain colors and‘ in
stripes. 49c, the price. "
Now we mention striped,
ii”; flannel trousers, at $2. 49.
.l‘ we desire very much that
' . T you inspect this offer-the.
. price does not indicate tilt"
.7 quality. Your eyes alone
. can convince you of the val~
uc received.
a Underciothingwthe thin
r‘ materials, made of good
:j‘tcxture. which increases the
i? wearing quality wtthorl;
thickening the fabric. "1138c
T procnrcs a good garment.
.... Boy’s Belts, 15o; Men's;
if; use. to $1.00.
I;
't l
mouxsuor.....eoeeo. - "
$5. 75perton
DELIVERED IN YOUR BIN.
a“...
We handle only one grade of Coal.
and that is the BEST.
Place your orders now. and take ad-
vantage of price quoted above.
Best in quality. cleanly screened.
competent drivers. prompt delivery. .
No matter what your experience has
been in the past, give us your order.
and we will please you.
loin inbuilt ll
Successors to B. Hams.
Coal Yard and onion Water street
Branch once corner Washington had
Main streets. South Norwolk. (loan.
Telephone Call. 91- fi.
Hustle for Cash
Highest cash price paid for old met
ale and materials of every kind m
me a mind Willem. “1 m
pt- attention and W
d go with all an acclaim“!!!
inmtorknoeunmw’
week
immediate otteution on on men
Will be given to any belladonna on
come in during mam I
ABRAHAM mums
“Wt“ 111' “I”
scam I
O
Pablo in Poor linger.
”1......-
Load and Zinc
mixed by‘h ,_ will wear twice
' up long __cov cover don ie titre
recount, bins, in .
1&2? (a: 3%!le 59“!
, Loi- h
‘ intuit “mirage?” 8.9a;
ago. They are still good
Your house” will child as well
. "‘1 fight . if? onion. 52 Booth
":5! W
’ ‘ular up well
i
C
.i
i
«no
. consonaneumlo’
'Flmmtlonaraa will
‘ Capital Fifty Thousand ‘ o f'
W
m
buttons or all kind
' Tahiti nonfiction. .
'urtlydo not as ex
,ygumdlan. on '
\ tn run".
if Accounts and trusts of all kinds
i'.dq } T ‘I
‘ , mom and money orders on i part
World. Letters of it n“
'ehe‘cka. ‘
hours, 9 to 12 a‘. rim. slit,
am; also 6 to 8 rt.“ .
Capital 5 9:0.
Surplui. SIC
other-Prefml 585’. M9
olhscvons
John H. Ferric. Hoary
John H. Knapp Christian .9 no
John H. Light 2. another-Low-
Josiah R. Marvin Samuel 6
J. Wallace Marvin. , .
Accounts Snllollad. ‘_
8211 cam ANNUAL olvtnENo .
oi the ,
sourH NORWALK savmna BANK:
United Bank Building. .
South Norwalk. Coon.
June 10, 19 1..
The Board of Managers have thlq
day declared a dividend to d69o5ito
of interest at the rate a! thine «All .
onehalf (355) per cent. per much i
the six months ending June 3,1930
payable on and after July~10..1 1
interest not drawn will be o‘
to accounts and draw intelf
Jillyl,1901.. . .
GEORGE 1". IT , . .
111 ll w. . . .
‘vo’u subdue "means; i
The Conn General Ufa nit. ‘.,,
Herttord. sold lest you to citllenl
Connecticut. ihveatmtl and; life 961'
louse amounting to nearly .
Th “condom. .
is is avid e that me
till“ on m .. 5‘
GREGORY“ PCINT.
mouth Hamlin ‘
' Terr-I reasonable. W
lag. duh ind. lflpetrie cm .
connection wt Al
Yo? N. H. &
Norwalk Chronicler